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For the role of convicted murder and violator of the Endangered Species Act, Cage will don Exotic's sequin animal print dress shirts and a bleached mullet as the series charts Exotic's journey from Joe Schreibvogel (his real name)  through to the creation of the character, highlighting how Schreibvogel lost his identity along the way. This will be the first television role for Nicholas Cage, and there are few wilder roles the actor would be more suited for. … [Read more...] about Nicolas Cage to play Joe Exotic in a new Tiger King scripted series

Amazon PrimeThe 30 best movies on Amazon PrimeDon't forget about Amazon Prime – a treasure trove of excellent movies. While they don't have many originals, they do have a ton of must-watch classics. … [Read more...] about Our ultimate guide to what to watch in the time of Coronavirus

But Quest feels like it goes a step further, as though in shaking off the weight of rules and complications, it's able to exist more naturally there, in the mind. Its abilities aren't based on calculations but what ifs, like they originate in the same unhindered place a child pulls ideas from. You know, it's a pity I can't see a way for abilities like these to work in video games, these worlds of numbers and calculation, because if they could, I wonder how liberating they would be. … [Read more...] about Excited and enchanted by new RPG Quest

I grew up in the suburbs of Long Island, where the biggest bug I ever saw was an Asian longhorn beetle. In the late '90s, they came over in wood packing material and crates used to transport goods from East Asia and began decimating all the hardwood trees. We had to spray our backyard full of pesticides several summers in a row for the cheeky buggers. But all I can remember is the time I ran over one of them with my Barbie car and it crunched like a damn tortilla chip. And its insides? No, we won't discuss that. … [Read more...] about I didn’t play Animal Crossing for a month and I came back to an island infested with gross bugs

The series really kicked into gear when incoming writer Alan Moore revealed that the war, although rampant on Earth, had ended years ago on the various alien homeworlds. Unshackled from that war but gifted with a bit of post-war effects, the series – then called simply WildCATS - evolved into a dynamic book that leaned into spycraft, corporate espionage, and even into throwback 1940s-style patriotic superheroes at one point. … [Read more...] about The greatest WildStorm characters of all time